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LeRoux, K., Piatak, J., Romzek, B., and Johnston, J. (2019) . Informal Accountability in Children's Service Networks: The Role of Frontline Workers, Human Service Organizations: Management Leadership & Governance, 1-17.
Dr, Tom Barth (MPA Director) had his essay "Amerians with Disabilities: A Reminder for Public Administrators" published inn the PA Times. (2019)
Suzanne Leland received a grant from the North Carolina Department of Transportation for $194,000 for FY2019-2020 titled "Bench-Marking Non-Motorized Policies and Project Delivery."
Cheryl Brown’s work with a team of scholars at UNC Charlotte and the prestigious Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing (S. Chen, HLTH & DSI; A. Whiteman, GEOL & ESCI; A. Li, CAS; T. Rapp., E. Delmelle, and G. Chen, GEOL & ESCI; C. Brown, POLS; P. Robinson and M. Coffman, CHHS; D. Janies, BINF; and M. Dulin, CHHS) led to the publication of “An Operational Machine Learning Approach...
MPA faculty member, Dr. Suzanne Leland, received the Donald Stone Distinguished Scholar Award from the Section on Intergovernmental Administration and Management (SIAM) at the annual conference of the American Society for Public Administration (ASPA) in Washington, DC on March 8, 2019. This prestigious award, given since 1981, recognizes (1) significant contributions to the practice and/...
February 22, 2019. The North Carolina Political Science Association announced the Oral Parks Memorial Award for Best Faculty Paper, "Does Politics Influence Election Administration Expenditure? A Political Model of Election Administration Expenditure in North Carolina Counties." The award recipients, all of UNC Charlotte, are Dr. Zachary Mohr, Dr. Martha Kropf (pictured) Ms. JoEllen Pope...
"Let's Fix It" Tour of College Campuses, February 21
The UNC Charlotte Department of Political Science and Public Administration hosted a bipartisan conversation series with former Congressmen Patrick Murphy (Democrat) and David Jolly (Republican), who offered their diagnoses of what's wrong with Washington politics and solutions of what we can do...